Rebuttal Versus Refutation in Argument
In argumentative writing, which of the following best describes the distinction between rebutting and refuting an opposing claim?
A
Rebutting requires extensive use of ethos, while refuting relies exclusively on pathos to sway the audience.
B
Rebutting acknowledges partial validity while offering a counterargument, whereas refuting aims to completely disprove the opposing claim.
C
Rebutting involves personal attacks on the opponent, while refuting focuses solely on logical fallacies in the argument.
D
Rebutting is only used in formal debates, whereas refuting is reserved for written argumentative essays.
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